1)the country's geography 2) the country's climate.9) the country's history.*) the country's transport.5) the country today.6) the country's national food.CA. India is a country in South Asia and is the second most populatedcountry in the world. It is located on the Indian subcontinent. Tothe north-east lie the Himalayas, a mountain range that separatesthe Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau in westernChina. To the north-west lies the Thar Desert, sometimes calledthe Great Indian Desert.B. India is known for its hot weather. This is because Indiais strongly influenced by the Himalayas and the Thar Desert.They control the flow of the summer and winter monsoons. Themountains stop the cold northern winds coming in from CentralAsia. As a result, winters in India are a lot warmer than in othercountries in similar geographic locations.C. Indian cuisine varies greatly depending on the region. HistoricallyIndia has developed a wide variety of traditional regional food.During the time of the British rule over India, the British Empireacquired knowledge of Indian cuisine. As a result, the UK nowconsiders Indian food part of its national cuisine, producing manyAnglo-Indian dishes.D. In 3000 BC the area was home to the ancient Indus River ValleyCivilization. Later it was home to Aryan Civilization that migratedfrom the north and formed the basis of Indian culture andreligion - Hinduism. In the 13th century most of India fell to theDelhi Sultanate and remained an officially Muslim state until the18" century, when it came under British control.E. In 1950 India created its constitution 'which put in place a democratic and secular republic. Since 1990s India has flourished, created a large urban middle class and become one of the world' s fastest growing economies. Its culture, movies, music and religion have become more prominent and influential in global culture. Подберите к текстам соответствующии заголовки. ​